CAT National General Secretary Wins Parliamentary Seat
The traders of Jamshedpur, affiliated with the Confederation of All India Traders (CAT), celebrated the victory of Praveen Khandelwal, National General Secretary of CAT, in the Chandni Chowk parliamentary constituency of New Delhi.
JAMSHEDPUR – Expressing their joy, the traders of Jamshedpur, part of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAT), extended hearty congratulations to Praveen Khandelwal on his triumph in the Chandni Chowk parliamentary constituency of New Delhi.
CAT National Secretary Suresh Sonthalia hailed Khandelwal’s win as a significant victory for the trading community.
He emphasized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recognition of the importance of traders by fielding Khandelwal as a candidate.
Khandelwal’s debut in the Lok Sabha elections resulted in a landslide victory, demonstrating the strong support of India’s nine crore traders for both Prime Minister Modi and him.
His extensive engagement with traders across the nation, including several visits to Jharkhand and Jamshedpur, amplified his election promises of better representation for traders in Parliament.
CAT Jharkhand patrons Bharat Vasani and Kishore Golchha praised the Prime Minister’s decision to nominate Khandelwal, expressing optimism that traders’ voices would now be more effectively heard in Parliament.
Kolhan tax experts Dilip Golchha and Piyush Chaudhary anticipated that discussions on simplifying GST and addressing Mudra loans would gain momentum.
Members of the Jamshedpur Distributor Association, including Dilip Goyal and Nilesh Vora, expressed confidence in resolving issues related to online trade and FSSAI regulations.
Representatives from Laghu Udyog Bharati, such as Gyanchand Jaiswal, Binod Sharma, and Sanwar Sharma, congratulated Praveen Khandelwal on his parliamentary victory and urged increased attention to the concerns of the MSME sector from the government.
Khandelwal’s victory is seen as a promising development for the trading community, ensuring their issues are addressed more prominently in the legislative process.
